SATA card reader DeLOCK 91635 Black

The DeLOCK SATA card reader 91635 in black is a bootable internal reader that connects to the motherboard via a SATA interface and supports CompactFlash Type I/II and IBM MicroDrive cards. It can be installed into a rear PCI slot or mounted in a 3.5" front bay using the supplied mounting frame, and provides SATA 1.5 Gbps data transfer with LED status indication and a push-button ejector.

Advantages

This SATA card reader supports hot-plug operation and is bootable, enabling system startup from a CompactFlash or MicroDrive card. It accepts cards operating at 3.3 V or 5 V, offers a SATA 1.5 Gbps interface for straightforward motherboard connection, and includes a visible LED and push-button ejector for convenient use. The unit fits standard 3.5" front bays or can be installed at the back of the PC.

Suitable for

• Reading and writing CompactFlash Type I/II cards
• Accessing IBM MicroDrive media
• Systems requiring bootable removable storage via SATA
• Installation in 3.5" front bays or rear PCI slot mounting

Key specifications

• Interface: SATA (Serial ATA 1.0a)
• Data transfer rate: up to 1.5 Gbps (SATA 1.5 Gb/s)
• Supported media: CompactFlash Type I / II, IBM MicroDrive
• Voltage support: 3.3 V and 5 V CompactFlash cards
• Form factor: internal, fits 3.5" front bay (with mounting frame) or rear PCI slot
• Indicators/controls: LED indicator, push-button ejector
• Features: bootable, hot-plug capable

How to use

Install the card reader into a 3.5" front bay using the included mounting frame or mount it at the rear in a PCI slot as required. Connect the reader to the motherboard using a SATA cable and provide power according to your system configuration. Insert a CompactFlash Type I/II or IBM MicroDrive card into the front slot until it seats; use the push-button ejector to remove the card. The device supports hot-plugging, but follow your operating system's safe removal procedures when unmounting media.

Usage recommendations

Use a SATA connection directly to the motherboard for stable performance and ensure the system BIOS is configured if you intend to boot from CompactFlash. Handle cards by the edges, avoid force when inserting or ejecting, and observe the LED status before removing media.